Resort fee was $5.60 so about 1/4 of Vegas, which is about right. Restaurants may be good, but I don't know. In the end, I would stay here if I you're >50 and want a nice place to sleep and gamble at a reasonable rate. Conference set up and rooms were the usual, but just what you'd need should you need a place. Ads for shows featured names from the 60's, 70's, and 80's (Neil Sedaka, Vicki Lawrence, Pat Benatar). Casino is smoky, but it's a casino! They do have a separate non-smoking casino, which is nice, if your into a healthy setting for your gambling vice. It has it all and alot of it, but only a few scattered banks of 8/5 VP machines (I look for 9/6). I'm not a casino guy cuz I do sports betting and the occasional video poker, but I walked around to check it out. Being an early riser, I ended up driving 5 mi. Only breakfast beside the coffee bar is the buffet that is open 7-10 A. I didn't want pastry or left over chicken salad croissants or lunchmeat wraps so I just waited 'til morning.

Most disappointing was, since I got in late, everything but the coffee bar was closed or closing food wise (all close by 10-11, except sports bar 'til 12). Free wifi, but very week such that eventually I had to use my air card. However, I really appreciate a well-appointed hotel room as I'm in them 2-3 times a week. All this was lost on me cuz I was solo and not there long enough to appreciate it. There was the obligatory minibar, but also a small fridge/freezer and microwave in an island bar with stools. The bathroom was beautiful with a spa tub and separate shower, water closet to hide toilet, double sinks, and granite tiling with ceramic accents. Good size, hardwood floors, art deco motif, comfortable bed.

I did get upgraded to a 'spa suite' because of availability (whatever that means), which was very nice. Generally, staff was efficient but not friendly (not that they spit on you, but few smiles or chatting).

away) sittin' by its lonesome next to another tiny casino. That being said, IP is a nice place overlooking the sound not the gulf (beaches ~1.5 mi. Secondly, remember it's Biloxi, MS not Vegas. I was speaking at a conference held here so I was just in for ~15 hrs.

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